AFRICAN JOURNAL OF FOOD & NUTRITIONAL SCIENCES
(AJFNS)
online version ISSN 1681 - 9608
Volume 2 No. 2
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COMMENTS What a great job you are doing! Why am I not surprised? Please keep it up. Very best personal regards.
------------------ Congratulations to you for doing a very good job. I have started spreading news about the journal on my way back home. I am not very good in English but I am trying to get people who can help with me. I will give more news later. Meeting you as a very active African woman leader reinforces my believe in working hard to contribute efficiently to give a better image to our motherland THE BIG AFRICA. I wish that we have millions of "Rut K. Oniang". This means that we have to work hard to generate more young leaders through a mentoring program. So, I want you to be my mentor, and the one of many other girls.
------------------- Congratulations
on the outdooring of the 3rd issue of AJFNS. May God
give you all the strength and help.
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Elwange
C. Bob, elwange@yahoo.co.uk May
I add my voice and say Congratulations, on the launch
of the AJFNS. Once again, you have done us all proud
with another first. I thank you too for being an inspiration
to many, particularly among us womenfolk, who desperately
need to see and be inspired by role models like yourself.
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I
wish to congratulate dedicated people like you, who
have succeeded in accomplishing such fantastic results.
Bravo.
Makeba
Oniang'o, Kudibu@excite.com Congratulations
on embarking on the publication of AJFNS, something
that is really needed. I wish you all the best in
the future and will remind my graduate students of
this as an option for publication. Now I have finished the March 2002 issue and continue to be impressed .I'm amazed at how quickly you were able to edit and distribute it, so that even the recent SCN meeting is referred to in articles! It is also great to read about the past and planned nutrition meetings etc in Africa and elsewhere.
I am pleased to inform you that the AJFNS website has been linked to FAO's ESN (Food and Nutrition Division) website 2 weeks ago. Please have our congratulation and admiration for your leadership and untiring efforts to publish this journal as well as other activities you have engaged. Kraisid
Tontisirin (ESND), Kraisid.Tontisirin@fao.org What a great job you are doing! Why am I not surprised? Please keep it up. Very best personal regards.
------------------ Congratulations to you for doing a very good job. I have started spreading news about the journal on my way back home. I am not very good in English but I am trying to get people who can help with me. I will give more news later. Meeting you as a very active African woman leader reinforces my believe in working hard to contribute efficiently to give a better image to our motherland THE BIG AFRICA. I wish that we have millions of "Rut K. Oniang". This means that we have to work hard to generate more young leaders through a mentoring program. So, I want you to be my mentor, and the one of many other girls.
------------------- Congratulations
on the outdooring of the 3rd issue of AJFNS. May God
give you all the strength and help.
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--------------------
Elwange
C. Bob, elwange@yahoo.co.uk May
I add my voice and say Congratulations, on the launch
of the AJFNS. Once again, you have done us all proud
with another first. I thank you too for being an inspiration
to many, particularly among us womenfolk, who desperately
need to see and be inspired by role models like yourself.
---------------------
I
wish to congratulate dedicated people like you, who
have succeeded in accomplishing such fantastic results.
Bravo.
Makeba
Oniang'o, Kudibu@excite.com Congratulations
on embarking on the publication of AJFNS, something
that is really needed. I wish you all the best in
the future and will remind my graduate students of
this as an option for publication. Now I have finished the March 2002 issue and continue to be impressed .I'm amazed at how quickly you were able to edit and distribute it, so that even the recent SCN meeting is referred to in articles! It is also great to read about the past and planned nutrition meetings etc in Africa and elsewhere.
I am pleased to inform you that the AJFNS website has been linked to FAO's ESN (Food and Nutrition Division) website 2 weeks ago. Please have our congratulation and admiration for your leadership and untiring efforts to publish this journal as well as other activities you have engaged. Kraisid
Tontisirin (ESND), Kraisid.Tontisirin@fao.org
In my opinion, it is an understatement for the Editor's note that AJFNS is just but a "crawling baby", I second Joseph Mutuku's comment from the students' corner, with his astounding confidence on the quality and keen scrutiny the journal was subjected to. The views shared in your Vol.2 No 1 authentically become a great medicine to an already ailing African community at large. The crawling baby journal turns out to be a baby with a difference as soon as you turn over the pages! As I write, my attention is immediately drawn to Dr. Hans Schoeneberger's and Thoralf Schulze's contributions published in the March 2002 issue, which expounded on sustainability of resources and the most likely negative effects of Germany's New Agrarian policy on developing countries, measures of which, if taken, would ensure a non-discriminatory setting at the global level. Many other contributors on policies and research in this journal inject hope for developments around the world and particularly my continent, Africa. AJFNS is really an exponent collection of professional ideas and views on food security and nutrition from across and beyond the boundaries of Africa. An admirable journal, a quality journal full of ideologies which are operational with practical methods quite applicable in our African continent as we strive to eradicate poverty. I
believe this journal will soon fly to the top of the
list of African journals that not only broaden and
open up avenues, but amongst those that will make
things happen on the field of nutrition, food security
and poverty reduction in the continent. Fellow readers,
let us not just go through these flavored constructive
ideas and views shared in the AJFNS but instead consistently
put into practice the ideologies; and lift the drooping
eye lids of the African people, majority of whom languish
in poverty. We all need to embrace the field of Food Science and Nutrition regardless of where we are and what we do.
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As
a Kenyan, little have I known how this area of study
is of great importance, especially in this era in
which many Africans are malnourished due to poverty
and lack of information on food security and nutrition.
The ideas and views shared in the AJFNS have, for
one, encouraged a lot. I have been refueled and transported
to a destination of open-mindedness and ideologies,
which have always remained remote and in the background
of my and many people's minds, especially the ones
like me who serve in the everbusy Police Force of
Kenya and even other sectors.
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